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WordPress Content Most Popular Words Histogram Tutorial

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If you are a regular reader of this blog, you’ll know one of the favourite software integrations we like to interface with is Google Charts, and the lead yesterday’s WordPress Content Most Popular Words Primer Tutorial as shown below, was, … Continue reading →

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WordPress Content Most Popular Words Primer Tutorial

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Today’s new WordPress functionality for our TwentyTen themed blog website looks back at a lot of the discoveries of WordPress Emoji Prefixed Submenu Primer Tutorial as shown below, in that we again make use of an Add Page submenu scenario … Continue reading →

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Search Engine Optimization Meta Keywords Primer Tutorial

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We write to you today regarding another Search Engine Optimization (SEO) topic, building on our previous Search Engine Optimization Meta Description Primer Tutorial, this time regarding Meta Keywords. What is a Meta Keywords tag? It is a tag whereby you … Continue reading →

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An Interpretive Style of Web Programming Tutorial

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Today’s tutorial is a “blurb” about the personal style of web programming here at this blog. Nothing that is said here is “hard and fast” but there are styles that can be defined, for us, if we were to be … Continue reading →

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Node.js and Node Local Web Server Primer Tutorial

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We love PHP for web server work, but readily acknowledge … PHP is losing out, in popularity terms, to frameworks like Node.js (which we introduce to you today with a “Hello World” tutorial, where you’ll see its Javascript (yes, Javascript), … Continue reading →

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WordPress Query Monitor Primer Tutorial

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Our WordPress blog at RJM Programming uses a MySql database, and its PHP web server source queries that database to find information. That SQL used is the MySql variety of SQL, but there is not that much difference between MySql … Continue reading →

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PHP Themed Supervision Sixth Genericization Tutorial

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Programming can be funny, on occasions, about things you think are going to be a doddle, quite often don’t turn out to be a doddle, and vice versa quite often too. Thought today’s task would only take a day, but … Continue reading →

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PHP Themed Supervision Fifth Genericization Tutorial

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More than a week ago, now, we started off with HTML/Javascript Themed Supervision Primer Tutorial having a pretty hardcoded feel to it, as a web application gathering together other web applications under the concept of “ESL Ideas”. Then four days … Continue reading →

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